Fixed Width Columns in VBA Text Box

For Each cell In wb.Sheets("RP Analysis").Range("F5:F" & lastRow)
    structure = "Layer " & WorksheetFunction.RoundDown(cell.Value, 2) & ": " & WorksheetFunction.RoundDown(cell.Offset(0, 2).Value / 1000000, 2) & " xs " & WorksheetFunction.RoundDown(cell.Offset(0, 3).Value / 1000000, 2) & " attaches at "
    RMS = RMS & structure & WorksheetFunction.RoundDown(cell.Offset(0, 10).Value, 2) & "m and exhausts at " & WorksheetFunction.RoundDown(cell.Offset(0, 11).Value, 2) & "m" & vbLf
    AIR = AIR & structure & WorksheetFunction.RoundDown(cell.Offset(0, 6).Value, 2) & "m and exhausts at " & WorksheetFunction.RoundDown(cell.Offset(0, 7).Value, 2) & "m" & vbLf
Next cell

For Each cell In wb.Sheets("RP Analysis").Range("A9:A" & 19)
        gucurve = gucurve & cell.Value & ":-   " & Format(cell.Offset(0, 2).Value / cell.Offset(0, 1).Value, "Percent") & vbLf
Next cell

TextBox1.Value = "RP years    RMS/AIR difference" & vbLf & gucurve & vbLf & "AIR" & vbLf & AIR & vbLf & "RMS" & vbLf & RMS

It creates

  Layer 1: 25 xs 50 attaches at 8.16m and exhausts at 10.4m
  Layer 2: 100 xs 75 attaches at 10.4m and exhausts at 20.15m
  Layer 3: 44 xs 175 attaches at 20.15m and exhausts at 24.96m
  Layer 4: 144 xs 175 attaches at 20.15m and exhausts at 34.86m

I want him to produce

  Layer 1: 25 xs  50 attaches at  8.16m and exhausts at  10.4m
  Layer 2:100 xs  75 attaches at  10.4m and exhausts at 20.15m
  Layer 3: 44 xs 175 attaches at 20.15m and exhausts at 24.96m
  Layer 4:144 xs 175 attaches at 20.15m and exhausts at 34.86m

So I think that I need fixed columns with a certain width with everything in the center. Numbers will not exceed 4 digits

How should I do it?

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One way is to create your own function that returns strings of fixed length. Below is a line and prefixes with as many spaces as necessary to achieve the required length. Oversized lines are not trimmed, but if necessary it will be a simple change.

Public Function Pad(ByVal OriginalString As String, ByVal RequiredLength As Integer) As String
' Prefixes the passed string with spaces, to return a fixed width string.

    ' Check padding required.
    If RequiredLength > Len(OriginalString) Then

        ' Required, prefix with spaces.
        Pad = Space(RequiredLength - Len(OriginalString)) & OriginalString
    Else

        ' Padding not required, return original value.
        Pad = OriginalString
    End If
End Function

You would call this function as follows:

..."Layer " & Pad(WorksheetFunction.RoundDown(cell.Value, 2), 10) &...

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Public Function Pad(ByVal OriginalString As String, ByVal RequiredLength As Integer) As String
' Prefixes the passed string with spaces, to return a fixed width string.

    Pad = Format(OriginalString, String(RequiredLength, "@"))
End Function
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Format("123", "@@@@@@@@@@")     ' returns "       123"

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Format("123", "!@@@@@@@@@@")    ' returns "123       "

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Format("123", String(25, "@"))  ' returns "                      123"
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Private Function ToColumns(layer As Long, percent As Long, xs As Long, attach As Double, _
                           exhaust As Double) As String
    Dim col1 As String * 1      'Change the widths here to adjust your columns.
    Dim col2 As String * 3
    Dim col3 As String * 3
    Dim col4 As String * 5
    Dim col5 As String * 5

    RSet col1 = layer
    RSet col2 = percent
    RSet col3 = xs
    RSet col4 = Format$(attach, "#.##")
    RSet col5 = Format$(exhaust, "#.##")

    ToColumns = "Layer " & col1 & ":" & _
                col2 & " xs " & _
                col3 & " attaches at " & _
                col4 & "m and exhausts at " & _
                col5 & "m"
End Function

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Debug.Print ToColumns(1, 25, 50, 8.16, 10.4)
Debug.Print ToColumns(2, 100, 75, 10.4, 20.15)

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Layer 1: 25 xs  50 attaches at  8.16m and exhausts at  10.4m
Layer 2:100 xs  75 attaches at  10.4m and exhausts at 20.15m

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